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Summary

The web content is a personal weekly roundup by an author featuring their recent publications, shared chapters of their novel, commentary on current events, and recommendations of articles by others.

Abstract

The author has shared a variety of content this week, including a wish for a happy Easter regardless of whether one celebrates the holiday, the first chapter of their novel "Choices," and insights into the details of Tiger Woods' car crash. They also reflect on the effectiveness of expressing gratitude in advance to elicit desired actions, caution business owners about the risks and opportunities of extending credit to political campaigns, and discuss the balance between free speech and the right to privacy. Additionally, the author recommends articles on overcoming writer's block, leadership practices to avoid, and provides a link to a piece that offers a glimpse into their personal journey and passion for writing.

Opinions

  • The author extends Easter greetings to all, suggesting inclusivity and respect for diverse beliefs.
  • By sharing the first chapter of their novel, the author is confident in the quality of their work and invites readers to engage with their fiction.
  • The discussion surrounding Tiger Woods' crash details implies a curiosity about public figures' private lives and a questioning of the public's need to know.
  • The author advocates for proactive gratitude as a strategy for encouraging positive behavior in others.
  • There is a warning to business owners to be cautious in their dealings with political campaigns, indicating a potential for both profit and loss.
  • The author emphasizes the importance of considering the impact of one's speech on others' privacy, suggesting a thoughtful approach to communication.
  • Recommendations for articles on writer's block and leadership indicate the author's interest in creativity and effective management.
  • The author's self-reflection on their career choice reveals a deep satisfaction and commitment to their profession as a writer.

My Medium Weekly Roundup

Here’s what I published this week and a few stories by others that I enjoyed

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Should we never mention faith-based holidays?

I shared the first chapter of my novel, Choices, in Illumination Book Chapters:

Last week, I wondered if we’d ever know why Tiger Woods crashed his car. Now we do:

A few articles I published last year:

If you want someone to do something, thank them for it in advance.

Before the political campaigns gear up for 2022, keep this in mind:

Just because you have the right to say it doesn’t mean you should.

Some articles I enjoyed reading this week:

Suffering from writer’s block? Kimberley Payne has some suggestions:

Lots of articles and books tell us what leaders should do. Dr Mehmet Yildiz tells us what they don’t do:

Thanks for reading! Here’s a little more about me:

Easter
Christianity
Forgiveness
Inspiration
Life Lessons
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